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During WWII, what was the reason given for sending people to Japanes Internment Camps in the United States? a. To protect Americans from potential spies. b. To save money on the home front c. To scare
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During WWII, what was the reason given for sending people to Japanes Internment Camps in the United States?

a. To protect Americans from potential spies.

b. To save money on the home front

c. To scare Japan

d. To punish Japanese people for Pearl Harbor.

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A. Would be your answer. America was scared of anyone Japanese because of how many spies they were finding.
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